Dublin, California

I wan to be a math teacher after I graduated form college, but I want to do some thing that has more pay and less work. I am planning to do actuary.

My goal is to become a software engineer or a software developer. So far, I am in the AP computer science principles. I enjoy writing codes for small apps on the website, unthunkable. I am learning how to code on python and other various coding languages. I am also planning on taking the next...

What are some useful resources that can help me become a software engineer?

I am interest in math major, and my career goal is to have lots of time with my family, and well paid. What are some particular jobs that fits my requirements?

I am interest in math major, and my career goal is to have lots of time with my family, and well paid. What are some particular jobs that fits my requirements?

I am interest in math major, and my career goal is to have lots of time with my family, and well paid. What are some particular jobs that fits my requirements?

I'm interested in a career around tech.

Do you have a better knowledge of what goes on internally or was it something you already knew before? Do you regret taking this step into your future?

Is there anything that becomes challenging with being an auto mechanic? Does anything become a "what is this?" moment for something?

Is there anything that isn't usually taught that I should know beforehand? Is there anything that you would have liked to know before going into this?

I’ve always been told to go to community college first, but never understood why.

I am a college student majoring in Environmental Science. I'm considering adding a second major of Data Science. However, I am wondering how many opportunities there are for data scientists that are not working for just any large company to help them maximize profits. For example, are there...